♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ shanghai, china. the recent stock market crash and resulting slowdown, this commercial hub has continued to grow. [ speaking foreign language ] >> people are flooding in from other provinces, hoping for success and wealth in shanghai. these newcomers number 11 million, nearly half of shanghai's total population of 25 million. ♪ ♪ people who travel from other areas to major cities in china are known as wai tais di re. literally outsider. their significant increase means there aren't enough schools or housing and with more cars, traffic jams have worsened. >> translator: there's a limit to how much a city can take. you can't meet the needs of everyone. long-time shanghai locals have convicted feelings -- conflicted feelings about the noticeable rise in wai spai di ren. [ speaking foreign language ] >> shanghai natives and shanghai newcomers. as the city continues to expand, how can they learn to live and work together in harmony? ♪ ♪ >> this is one of shanghai's major food markets. with over 400 stalls

nhk world, shanghai. >>> currently, in shanghai, it's mostly fair with a temperature of 59 degrees fahrenheit. on the other side of the pacific, californians have been subjected to a weather rollercoaster ride. and, as jonathan oh tells us, the ride isn't over. meteorologist jonathan oh. >> hello. we expecting a change when it comes to temperatures and we are going to see a little bit more in terms of rain. we were talking about record heat with temperatures in the low 30s down into southern california during the early part of this week. now we have a low pressure system located further to the north, but there is associated cold front, and that's going to move in and bring even more rainfall for the day. we may even be dealing with snowfall in some places. but the concern is there's also stng wind sts assoated th this. so here's a look at what's ahead. a bit of a stormy thursday in the sense that gusts can be up to 100 kilometers per hour, 50 millimeters of rain in the sierra nevada and potentially up to 40 centimeters of snow in the higher elevations. the rain does extend up to the north int

shanghai down 6/10 of 1%.the china panic after the g-20 seems to have faded after we saw that reassurance from policymakers as well as finance ministers over the weekend. sayinghristine lagarde there is no intention to devalue the yen. flat, downng slightly. malaysia stocks down. they'll strain stocks up. the nikkei 225 up 6/10 of 1%. we are paring back some gains after we saw mixed data early this morning. singapore also 1/10 of 1%. we will take a look at the australian dollar. we have seen the fall of about , but we have seen it strengthening since mid-january. a little bit of strength today. vets for ahat the .ate cut could be piling up job growth has evaporated. saying they do plan to cut investment, and you add a stronger currency, that has a lot of people betting that we could be seeing a rate cut around the corner. i want to check on that 0.7129, some data early this morning, business confidence slumped as well as building permits, fell 8.2%. check out the movers closer to home in hong kong. hsbc up aft

the shanghai composite fell 6%. today, industrial metals rebounding, high-yielding currencies as well. take a look at the shanghai stocks, hang seng up 1.5%. fell, missing estimates. japan is racing losses this week. bullsf 1%, but even the are not very bullish on japanese stocks. in the first annual decline five years. earnings weaker than expected. citigroup, merrill lynch, all cut forecasts. city,target year in for 1500, but they still see rebound, 15% to 20% upside. austrian stocks flat now, recovering slightly. dollar-yen seeing weakness belowength, so we did go 113 once again. take a look at the movers -- sorry about that. technical failures here on the touchscreen. this is what is going on with the movers. australia, will worth -- will i first half loss, naming a new ceo, shares of 3%. bhp falling 3%. complaint filed in u.s. district court, but goldman tsonga dividend cut means the spreads it should narrow and not widen. some pressures on the shares today. stan fire resources falling on most 18%. resources fa

g-20tocks falling as the starting in shanghai. pbocdn't get some news of injecting 340 billion yen into the system. the parity weaker for a third day. rebound, half hour away from the lunch break. that therts from tokyo government is considering an extra budget, boosting its budget by $45 billion. that is boosting some equities today. the yen has been gyrating all morning. we are seeing some strength, 100 1207 -- 112 .07. the last time we saw that trade around that level was september 2014. it is and just think to market and look here, but if the fed forgoes a rate hike in march, then the bank of japan can't be aggressive about further easing. the dollar really facing a big turn around here, the u.s. can no longer tolerate the stronger dollar and shifting to a weaker dollar policy. up to now the dollar has been lenient to the currency weakness when it comes to europe and japan, but the dollar-yen still strengthening today. rishaad: talking about japan, sharp's board ending a meeting, no decision revealed. they are considering comp

finance ministers and governors heather at the g-20 in shanghai. says chinaor zhou still has room for more easing. apple versus the fbi. the tech giant laser out the argument against unlocking the iphone used by terrorists as facebook, twitter, and microsoft prepared to back their arrival. welcome to "the pulse" live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. let's get straight to the markets. we are seeing pressure on rbs. that is putting pressure on the bank stocks. what a day in europe. trading hour into the session, the stoxx 600 gaining some 1.5%. the pound, we've seen a huge fall in sterling since the beginning of the week, but it is now above 1.40. this is the week for pound and euro-dollar. seven pointoil gain one percent. let's get to the bloomberg first word news with nejra cehic. nejra: iranians are voting today in the first election since the nuclear deal. president assad rouhani is seeking to bolster parliament, where rivals have hampered his efforts to revive the economy. voters also go to the polls in ireland today to choose w

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a surprise sharp move down for the shanghai market. when the rest of asia really wasn't so affected. >> we haven't seen a move like this in china if about a month. a lot of people blaming the money market, the liquidity concerns, but also just the fact that china's stock market has rebounded 10% from its lows in january. perhaps that was a little overdone. this as g-20 finance ministers and central bankers descend on china to talk about the global economy and some of the problems. wonder how much the host will be the focus as a point of worry an concern. >> absolutely right. i think both the g-20 and this move in the shanghai market just reminds you of one crucial factor. have any of them actually been sold? they're all still issues as they were. it's just valuations that flip around. we might get a rally, we might not. they're all still issues that are out there. >> absolutely. we're going to take you to china later in the hour. let's show you what's happening with stocks around the world. this is important because there is some resil

the shanghai slide, chinese stocks tumble. still expecting too much from central bankers? angela merkel suggested greece needs europe's help. is the market underestimating the chance of another great ek crisis? th

the shanghai composite sinks ahead of the g-20 meeting on friday. the imf says they must take bold actions. rise tode inventories the most in 80 years. scaroni aboutolo the future of energy. and economists say a brexit would triple the chance of a downturn. figures outd of gdp this afternoon. welcome to "the pulse" live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. i'm francine lacqua. let's check on the markets. we had quite a lot of volatility on chinese markets. the shanghai composite finished the day lower by 6.4%. in europe, the stocks are gaining. they climbed for the first time in about three days on the back of lloyd's gaining some 9.2%. this is after the bank raised its dividend. it is the first time in about five years that the ceo got compensation increase. crude, we will speak about it with paolo scaroni. let's get to the news with nejra cehic. nejra: apple ceo team cook believes helping the u.s. government unlock an iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters would be bad for america. he explained to abc news why he was fighti

i think of beijing like that, but not shanghai. jonathan: i'm surprised to see that in shanghai. in stacy gilbert now. stacy, stephanie has been saying it quite wrot correctly. the rest the market did not react to it could i hope we can -- move away from the shanghai composite, but quite clearly the shift from manufacturing to services and in between where we are right now is moving markets in a big way. stacy: it is. what's interesting about the markets right now is that they seem to be setting up for a breeder here. the u.s. markets rallied here. what we are seeing in terms of how the market is setting up is that we are somewhat range bound, a lot of the information coming out is good and bad, kind of a ping-pong table here. we are looking at a situation where the market will likely continue to move. it is seeing moves around 120 basis points twice a week for the u.s. markets. that is likely going to continue, but it will not break out on either side because information keeps going back and forth. we have not fix anything. nothing has changed. it is tough for the markets to bre

yesterday big declines for the shanghai market. interesting to see the pboc governor trying to give a bit of clarity about what they're trying to do. he promised no further sharp devaluations of the currency. whether or not you believe they can achieve that, it's nice for once to get some communication from the pboc, particularly on the currency. that was one of the big issues at the start of the year. people didn't foe what they were trying to do with it. he's come out and said, we have got more levers to pull, we're in control of t and we won't surprise the market again. >> to have him say no sharp moves at all in the yuan, i think, would have placated the market even further. devaluation is one thing, but they've been sharply moving to quietly repeg it to the dollar throughout the last few weeks. i think just the surprise factor is what the market doesn't like. at least they know it's not going one direction sharply. >> exactly right. or at least that's the intention. we'll remain to see if they can keep control of it. let's hav

come inside the bloomberg, and what you see is the five-day chart of the shanghai,. -- shanghai composite. the white line shows the s&p 500, and you can see on wednesday through friday it defined what happened in china. what does that tell you? are we much more resilient than where we were at the start of the year? >> the sentiment has called down , people are looking at the fundamentals a little bit more. we have more positive, more proactive policy out of china, and in the u.s. we have better economic data and concerts have moderated somewhat. alix: you look at a profit recession that we can kind of say we are definitely in now. joe: i want to ask about earnings because one of the things you hear a lot is dollar, strong dollar earnings. it has been a while since the dollar has actually rallied that much. it feels a little bit of an old story, considering what the dollar has done this year. are we at the end of companies fighting the dollar? of a redk it was a bit herring, the dollar has been strong for a long time. i concerned about topline growth for the u.s.. relevant tos less stocks.

shanghai markets, also joining in on the rally.terday's rally, one and 7/10 of a percent. southeast asia seeing a modest gain as well.in particular, strong sentiment coming out of china . this is despite the

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train for the shanghai composite has been down 3% that ended with a gain of 1%. japan also edging higher. train to a modified parents is a will is at 2%. 33.75. lauren: breaking overnight pretty for place horror story. three are dead and 14 injured in a series of shootings that they factor in kansas. the latest on the tragic story. nicole: the biggest names in technology of rallying around apple with the government over unlocking an iphone used by terrorists. we will have the latest developments including republican candidates reaction to that is you. lauren: said craig dazzled fans against the magic scoring 51 points. baseball and the players union are making a controversial five illegal. details and more coming out. it's 5:00 a.m. in new york on friday convicted a 26. welcome to "fbn:am, the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: breaking news this morning. by presidential candidates facing off in their final debate before super day. and it was intense. >> you're the only person on the stages ever been fined for hiring people to work

david ingles, bloomberg, shanghai. betty: how our markets pricing the stronger u.s. growth and the possibility of more economic stimulus in china? brian jacobsen is the chief portfolio strategist at wells fargo management. he joins us from milwaukee. is anything moving out of the communiquÉ? have: i suspect we will some market reaction to the communication that comes out of there, although there are already some rumors about what they might say. it is more about aspirational statements and perhaps a little bit of chest puffing and strutting around, saying how resilient their economy can be. i don't think we will see any coordinated action coming out of the g-20 here. as the treasury secretary lew has pointed out, unlike in past instances and crises, this does not require a crisis response so don't expect anything big coming out of your. betty: are you glad hearing the pboc, the chinese central bank, saying wait a minute, guys, we still have our bazooka here, we can do more? does that give you more confidence? brian: well, it does, and this is an important and fundame

the shanghai composite index 8%. lauren: oil prices are falling back. the decline of 2.3%.hares of fit bit a too much. taken after the company reported sales of portable fitness tracker is expected to slow. lauren: after less than a year, global shutting down comparison shopping sites for mortgages and car insurance. we'll have the story for you. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's market ,-com,-com ma the latest breaking news and what to expect they had. nicole: the republican nevada caucuses taking place today if donald trump looks forward his third win in a row. meanwhile the communications are senator ted cruz resigns after you falsely rich marco rubio is the bible. >> this is a grave error of judgment. it turned out the new story was false, but even if that was true, we are not a campaign that will question the faith of another candidate. >> who is held accountable for lying about ben carson question mark who is held accountable for the robocalls in the commercials on television? i think it is a very disturbing pattern of campaign. nicole: ohio governor joh

shanghai composite, up 2.3%. that's the big mover for the day. kospi with a slight gain. >> lauren: setting stage for early morning rally in europe. ftse up 88 points and dax 185 points this morning. >> nicole: u.s. stock market futures still looking higher. carrying the trend. dow up 202 points. just like s&p 2.2%. nasdaq up 56. >> lauren: big reason for arrows is 3% pop in the price of crude, up almost a buck to $30 and 62 cents right now. gold is giving back at 12.05 a troy ounce. >> nicole: dramatic move of the pound as there talk about british exit. euros and japanese yen, those are all weaker against the greenback this morning. >> lauren: the yield standing just under 2%. we will bring you that quote when we have have it. >> nicole: yahoo is hiring for defending investors, explore potential sale of core business without direct input from ceo marisa myer, yahoo has started to approach perspective bidders, mayer has been scrambling for stall turnaround. but that probably won't be in the housing sector, we get sales of existing and new homes,

shanghai stacks up 0.8%. oil prices retreated once again after the minister baldock production cuts. go down 2.6% to $31 a barrel. nicole: deadly tornadoes they been at least two people dead. we'll have the latest on the web but there appeared train for the battle between apple and the fbi on capitol hill. both sides using congress to get involved. welcome to "fbn:am," the first look at today's markets come in the latest breaking news in what to expect the day ahead. nicole: donald trump winning caucuses by a large margin. he gets 46%. florida senator marco rubio and texas senator ted cruz are battling for second place right now. berger has 24%, cruz received 21%. carson, kasich 5%. trump celebrating his third consecutive day jury with a prediction that he will soon hear the gop presidential nomination. >> we one evangelicals. we won with old. we wanted highly educated. we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. it's hard for me to turn down money because that's what i've been doing my whole lif

shanghai down. way to battle zika virus. >> nicole: stock to watch today google-parent alphabet. >> lauren: in sports the seattle seahawks russell wilson leads team irving over rice. broncos and panthers arrive to california. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect on the day ahead. >> nicole: holding final rallies in iowa before crucial caucuses. according to latest poll donald trump leading the gop race in hawkeye state with 28% followed by ted cruz at 23%. marco rubio coming in third and ben carson taking the fourth place, spot there with 10%. meanwhile senator cruz intensifies tax on rival senator rubio. >> this morning marco was on national television fainting high outrage that we would send out the mailers, as you noted this afternoon, it was revealed he had sent out a mailer virtually identical to us. >> calling rubio, quote, the republican obama. rubio fires back at cruz accusing him of using negative and false attacks. >> senator cruz has built cam

more pressure on minority groups. >> the colors of the french flag appeared over the skyline of shanghai last november. it was a sign of solidarity following the paris terror attacks, something chinese leaders say they understand all too well. >> translator: china is also a victim of terrorism and is an important partner in the global fight against terrorism. >> the government's anti-terror campaign is widely covered by state-run media. the day after the paris attacks, security officials released photos they say show the crackdown on terrorists. in the uyghur autonomous region. state-run tv followed up with a report of an attack on a coal mine in the region. the report claimed the attack killed 16 people, including police officers. and it said police hunted down and killed 28 terrorists responsible for the attack. the incident was in september. nearly two months before the report came to light. that has led to speculation about the motivation of officials regarding the timing of the report. the attack and the later report are being investigated by radio-free asia. the washington-based st

take a look at the shanghai composite.an at the graph up, we can see to companies that listed on december 31. stocks have soared, gaining more than 70%. people want to get a piece of the action here. ok, so more popular than ever before. what has changed? these ipo's were banned for a , so there is pent-up demand. >> people are no longer required .o pay upfront for ipo's if you don't tie up an idea with cash, everybody once to bid. the gains are virtually assured because regulators have cap ipo -- cap toarnings, pricegs ratios -- capped to earnings ratios. rishaad: let's take a look at what is going on in hong kong. the winning streak looked to be over with. prices have sunk by almost 10% since the december peak. lows ine at 25 year terms of volume. let's bring in our editor for more. how has sentiment turned so quickly? going onhas been a lot in the market for the past six months. september, as you said, was a record for the hong kong real estate market. since then, we have been hearing a steady drumbeat of bad news from

we're live in shanghai for the latest. show, a rally to national finance chiefs to campaign to keep britain in the european union. game on, the world governing body prepares to choose its next president. the latest from zurich. ♪ manus: welcome to "countdown," breaking news live bloomberg terminal. the world's largest chemicals producer has delivered their 2016 earnings outlook. it will be below -- a slightly below. that is the line from 2015. definition of the considerable drop in sales meet anything below 6%. this is a warning in terms of their outlook. this is at the forefront of global industry. we're seeing trade under pressure. defined a considerable drop in sales anything below 6%. they are saying they will see a slight drop off in profits. chance -- 1% to 10% change that is what they're calling a potential slightest change. if i drop in profit. now, the chairman of basf will move" with the guy johnson. the one thing that is driving markets today, the s&p 500 hit a seven-week high. managedenchmarks had all february

linda writes in talking about what should be done at g-20 in shanghai. are pushing on a string. low interest rates should force people into investing, but it's not going to happen, she says. she thinks that shanghai has to drum up a universal campaign to popular participation in stock markets. that's one view coming from out there. gary, good morning. simon talks about if tim cook's house was raided, if a bunch of things happened to him and base lit authorities had to get information about doing things to him, then he would for sure unlock the iphone. that's what simon says. david writes in also talking about how 20 years of zero rates didn't work in japan. this is with regards to this coordinated stimulus suggestion. he's saying helicopter money is probably the last chance saloon. could i suggest 10,000 pounds for every adult in the u.s., the u.k., and europe for starters. >> that one's not going to happen, i'm afraid. >> probably not. wishful thinking. >> as we get closer to that g-20 meeting, hopes are still high for some sort of government help after

as volatility returns to china, shanghai stocks are down 3%. we are carrying some the losses that we saw when the gates opened. 4% at the start of the session. lows of 8/10 of 1% down in hong kong. picture insome mixed the economic front with the industrial production rate rebounding. retail sales continue to fall, local reports you're talking about the strategies and plans coming out of the csrc chairman. is expected to be promoting stability over reform. shelving theks of ipo process. we could be seeing some changes there, coming out of the new chairman. a stronger yen. little bit ofa paring off on those gains from the equity side. the emerging market debate as we continue to talk about this, we continue to see a case that the headwinds are better than expected, better than usual. cheap, it has only been cheaper than these recent levels of six times. we are seeing a 28% discount. it is budget day in india. i want to talk about the india rupee. the dollar is strong trend against the rupee. we are approaching a low on the india rupee. 68 was th

. >> battle lines are drawn over stimulus at the g-20 in shanghai. the german finance minister saying easy money could cause the next crisis, while the ecb board member telling cnbc that concerns are overblown. >> there are no signs whatsoever for the time being that there are unintended consequences, that these are surprises. it is not there. >> violating the constitution. apple unveils its stinging response to a u.s. court order saying the fbi is seeking a, quote, dangerous power in its request to unlock the iphone. >>> hi, everybody. good morning officially. how are you? >> very well. >> end of the week, right? >> and markets here trying to strike out on a good note. >> looking at our european markets, that indeed seems to be the case. we're higher by just over 1.5%. we closed in positive territory yesterday. quite strongly for some of these markets in yesterday's session. you have a lot of people looking closely at what's going on out at g-20 and whether or not we're going to get coordinated efforts, or talk about coordinated efforts. no one is e

shanghai markets thursday down by 6%. some of that's because of liquidity concerns as well as overall fragile sentiment in the stock market. for "nightly business report," eunice yun in shanghai. >>> slowing demand from china is one of the issues pressuring the oil market. in addition to excess supply. today san francisco fed president john williams said he expects oil prices to stay low for a few more years. simply because supply and demand is so out of whack. >> those falling crude braces are taking a toll on yet another engineer company, halliburton cutting 8% of its workforce, roughly 5,000 positions. the second-largest oil field services company has already slashed 25% of its staff since 2014. >>> with the win in nevada earlier this week donald trump has inched closer to the republican nomination. taking it one step further would president trump have to relinquish management over his companies? if he does win the white house? or could he be both ceo and president? robert frank takes a look. >> reporter: when donald t

nicole: will lead shanghai composite exited with a pair of 2% indeed and dishes full back. >> oil prices66 a barrel. nicole: the number one stock is alphabet, stock soaring after reporting profits beating out apple as the largest company in the world. >> a different story at yahoo! where marissa meyer is reportedly set to cut 15% of the workforce as yahoo! reports its latest results. welcome to "fbn a.m.," the latest breaking news and what to expect for your tuesday ahead. >> too close to call, hillary clinton and bernie sanders locked in a tight battle in the iowa democratic caucuses. blake merriman is in des moines, iowa with the latest. >> after all of that, very little clarity coming out of iowa. the race ended monday night too close to call. hillary clinton celebrated with what she calls relief. >> big sigh of relief. >> jump into this race in may, he was down 41 points, he was able to tell his supporters the race ended in a virtual tie. >> we were taking on the most powerful political organization in the united states of america. and 2 nights the results are still not known but it

the shanghai slide, chinese stocks tumble. is the market still expecting too much from central bankers? angela merkel suggested greece needs europe's help. is the market underestimating the chance of another great ek crisis? the indian finance minister presents the budget. we are live in a mumbai. -- we are live in mumbai. good morning, hans. i think greece is back on the agenda, or should be back on the market's agenda. hans: it is the entire european union. there is a sense that angela merkel is living this suspended disbelief. a little bit of this came through in the public broadcast she did last night. president was released from prison after the tax evasion. two big stories dominating a german headlines this morning. guy: the pboc did not step up. we have a lot of data this week. plus, we have payroll numbers. so, we are 30 minutes away from the market open. . about the future. -- let's talk about the future. shanghai is down pretty hard. this is the wei function. ares like european equities down by around 1%, hans. hans:

shanghai, the stock exchange fell 6%. you need to see how you price risk and exactly what that means for investment and whether we should be more worried. let's get to our guest host for -- hour, he is rick like i he is rick lacaille. great to have you on the rim. are we in graczyk -- great to have you on the program. great to have you on the program. rick: that is not my principal fear. we are worried about the very weak economic growth spreading from china into the rest of the world. that is a downside risk. commodities ring a bank down here it -- down. francine: what is the risk? rick: we think we'll have pretty steady economic growth. there is a chance it is much worse. worse?e: recessionary rick: recessionary worse. they are not flashing as many warning signals as financial markets. francine: the financial markets are right. what are they saying? this is the linkage between oil and the rest of the markets because china is much worse than expected. rick: he mentioned gold, the shape of the yield curve. those are signa

the shanghai composite is getting slammed. there is your close in shanghai down 6.41%. that is ahead of the g-20 in shanghai. the calm after the storm on cable at 1.3984. a stronger pound after the beating it has taken. year yield in japan. seven basis points. we will talk about this a little bit later. tom: i have it here, that was such a beautiful cross. jon: tom keene will stay with us. first were news with caroline hyde. caroline: the white house is trying to make it tougher for senate republicans to ignore a supreme court nominee. they are already considering a republican for the job, brian sandoval. republican leaders have said they will not hold a vote on anyone the president nominates and think the next president should make the choice. >> a powerful storm system swept across the u.s.. houses and mobile phones were designed guest destroyed and damaged. has discouraged some of the country's biggest banks in helping russia. the government has told the banks that a bond sale would run counter to u.s. foreign-policy. russia is trying to return to the market for the

japan's knee cake down 1.3% and shanghai down about 1%.rude oil prices have been, we're looking at 32.18. lauren: long time chairman of viacom is out. sumner redstone will be succeeded by his trusted advisor, despite objections of his own daughter. we'll have the story for you. nicole: shares of linkedin are getting crushed despite beating wall street expectations. we'll tell you what went wrong at career networking site. lauren: get ready for football. big gameday nearly here as broncos and panthers take their final practices. >> we will show you some of the more bizarre ads that you will see this weekend. including one called, pup any, monkey, baby. write it down. welcome to "fbn:am," first look at what is moving in today's markets, latest breaking news. what is expected in the day ahead. lauren: which have breaking news. florida senator marco rubio climbing to second place in a new poll in new hampshire. cnn, wmur poll says rubio gets 18% support in the granite state. donald trump olding the lead with 29%. ted cruz, 13%. john kasich at

it did have some information that some people saw them from the shanghai world finance center. that's the building that looks like a big bottle opener. some people in the observatory saw these guys climbing and called the police, these guys were arrested, taken into custody for a few hours. but i think they're used to it. these guys went up the pyramid in cairo and got arrested. >> it's all just part of the gig. >>> it's an epic rager like you've never seen before. >> some of those cats look underage. i see kittens. >>> and her mission, find your man in a room of red balloons. she's like oh, oh, all right, i'm going. >> see why making her way is about to get crazy romantic. >> honey! >>> plus another day and we've away. stick around to get tuesday's buzz word for your chance to win, next. g you? when your symptoms start... doctors recommend taking ...non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. claritin provides powerful, non-drowsy 24 hour relief... for fewer interruptions from the amazing things you do every day. live claritin clear. at johnson's, the products in our

shanghai outperformed the rest of the region. the shanghai composite gaining by almost percent. over in sydney, lower oil prices took a toll on the asx 200. it finished at 4875, the sharpest drop in two weeks. >>> and here's a look at some of the other business stories we're following. >>> companies in japan are paying more for services they receive from other businesses. the services producer price index was up 0.2% last month from a year earlier. hotel rates surged as international tourists pushed demand. construction-related costs rose due to a shortage of workers. and a firm has struggled to make money. logitec has a customer base of 1200. full deregulation in april will allow them to sell power to households. but industry officials say they have withdrawn their request for a license. >>> the global plunge in oil prices has cast a dark shadow over rush yark the world's third largest oil producer. the gdp shrank. and consumers are feel the pinch. nhk world has the story. >> reporter: the impact of the oil slump extends far and wide in this vast country. this is a village in n

. >> that's shanghai, china, people. interesting. get inside near the top. they either had it or it was already there, this kind of screwdriver key. which starts opening this side door so they can get outside and get up on the spire. >> now apparently their goal had been shanghai tower. which is over 2,000 feet high. but after a couple of failed attempts, couldn't quite make it in. they decided to scale this one, the jin mao tower, which is 1,378 feet. >> this is what my nightmares are made of, guys. >> the view is beautiful. >> that view should be seen from a helicopter. >> so the video kind of cuts out when they're towards the top. it did have a link towards their blog. it did have some information that some people saw them from the shanghai world finance center. like a big bottle opener. some people in the observatory saw these guys climbing and called the police, these guys were arrested, taken into custody for a few hours. but i think they're used to it. these guys went up the pyramid in cairo and got arrested. >> it's all just part of the gig. >>> it's

gains despitel shanghai. those offers come after china official factory gauge signals a record six months in a row of contraction. the manufacturing pmi fell to 49.4 in january. the official services index also fell well a private in my survey signal that the industry shank for an 11th month. they suffered their worst month since october as the slowdown deepened. oil slumped in the wake of that chinese data as well. the kuwait and nigeria helped boost crew production from opec, exacerbating a global glut. prices fell smashing a four day advance which of been the longest run of gains this year. it left a meeting with david cameron singer is no deal over the renegotiation of the u.k. mentorship of the eu. they've agreed to postpone by 24 hours the publication of trump's template for a compromise plan. hsbc will impose a hiring and pay freeze as part of its drive to cut as much as $5 billion in cost by the end of 2016. in june he outlined a three-year plan to pare back of global network by shutting money-losing

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mixbag with the shanghai composite. hang sen gained but the nikkei pulled back three quarters of 1%. >> lauren: in europe nice gains to the ftse. the cac is up 30, dax is up 87. all of them up at least .7%. >> nicole: looing at u.s. stock market futures, we will see if the bank of england decision moves our markets at all. s&p futures up 11. >> lauren: after an 8% surge in crude oil prices yesterday, they are up once again this morning. gold up 5 bucks to one thousands 46 an ounce. >> nicole: dollar pulled back yesterday and that certainly helped commodities. >> lauren: yeah. >> nicole: euro, canadian pound, peso, all stronger against the dollar. >> lauren: taking another bath. 1.88%. >> nicole: changing at the guard of cvs. cvs says he will be replaced. red stone now serves as chairman of meredith, change comes over concerns over health of 92-year-old and they have concerns that have intensified. a former girlfriend filed a lawsuit suggesting that red subpoena stone is not mentally competent. we will see what they're d

shanghai getting up to 16 here on your tuesday. all right. here's your extended outlook.